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Just started taking birth control pills (Reclipsen) and wondering when it's okay to start having unprotected |
sex (i.e., without a condom). Instructions seem to say I only have to be careful for the first seven days after I start taking pills (or miss a dose), but I'm not sure~~ Anyone got advice for starting birth control pills/Reclipsen?? thanks, but my question is about my chances of getting pregnant... if you are with a long term partner and you have both been tested for STD's then after 7 days you should be fine for unprotected sex. If you don't know the sexual health and history of the person, you shouldn't have unprotected sex at all. Never! You have heard of AIDS haven't you? Birth control pills only protect you from getting pregnant not from contracting AIDS or an STD. I personally would still use protection. Especially to help from AIDS and a STD |
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if you are with a long term partner and you have both been tested for STD's then after 7 days you should be fine for unprotected sex. i would wait 14 days just to be sure. ...yeah i think you're ok, but if you're planning on having sex just use extra protection for this month maybe?!?! good luck! ...No you can't. They work in a different way. ...when ur on the pill it regulates ur period to come every month on at the same time more or less (usually on the last week of the pills) since u missed ur next pack, ur body was gettig used to them ... Yes- BC can help with ovarian cysts Yes- BC helps prevent pregnancy but it not a 100% effective method- only complete abstinence is 100% effective No- BC does not work right away- it takes abou... you can't. once 2 days have passed you can't. Normally if you miss a day you would just double up the next but it's been too long now. You need to wait until your next period and sta... Birth control pills have nothing to do with it and three months isn't that long. Normal couples could take up to a year so, hang in there! ...ALL birth control pills trick your body into thinking it is pregnant so you do not ovulate..Hence the water weight. You could call your doctor or pharmacist and let them know you are not comfortabl... |
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